Prince Edward Visits Brother Andrew in Exile

0:00On April 8th, Prince Edward and his wife Sophie just made the first royal family visit to their brother Andrew since he got sent into exile, Abin, Norfolk. Over Easter weekend, they dropped by his temp spot at Wood Farm on the Sandry Ham estate for what insiders call a straight-up brotherly welfare, check. This comes after Andrew's arrest back on February 19th on suspicion of misconduct in public office. Cops say he might have shared secret info with that convicted child sex offender Jeffrey Epstein while he was the UK's trade-on boy. King Charles drew a hard line, booting him from royal lodge in Windsor to this quieter Norfolk life. Folks close to Edward say he's been real shook lately, not just by the messy Epstein allegations resurfacing, but worried sick about Andrews. Headspace and health as the police probe drags on. Publicly, Edward's all about keeping focus on the victims, but privately, he's stepping in as the family mediator. No drama over living spots, though. Edward and Sophie usually crash at Wood Farm for Easter, but had to bunk at a nearby holiday

1:02let called Gardens. House since Andrew was holding it down, sources swear there's zero bad blood between the brothers. Now Andrews finally shifted over to his new digs at Marsh Farm, just a short walk away, complete with fresh Renault's like security fences and high speed, Internet. As the inquiry rolls on, Edward's visit shows family ties holding tight amid the storm.